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Franzis Advent Calendar Tatort Escape
Franzis Advent Calendar Tatort Escape
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Franzis Advent Calendar Tatort Escape
Crime Advent Calendar with 24 parts
- The Advent calendar for real Tatort fans
- The game combines an Advent crime story with an escape game
- 24 envelopes with documents, crime scene photos and encrypted clues
- Suitable for 1-4 players ages 16 and up
- Duration: about 15 minutes per day
- Difficulty level: Beginner
A murder shakes up the tranquil pre-Christmas period: Who murdered the former police chief Martin Meier? What begins as a local case in Munich quickly involves seven teams of investigators across Germany. What and, above all, who is behind the crime? An exciting Advent crime story to guess along with.
This is part of the survey instrument
In order to solve the case correctly, the investigation teams will find instructions, the investigation poster, 24 envelopes, each containing the exciting Advent crime story, as well as investigation documents in the form of photos or newspaper clippings and a small surprise on day 24. The detectives also need a pen and, if necessary, a notepad, internet access for research, a device that can read QR codes (e.g. a smartphone with the appropriate app), a cool head and about 15 minutes of time per day.
In the middle of the action
Crime scene expert Mani Beckmann has developed a crime thriller that you can solve along with, which is a real challenge for your brain cells. The combination of a gripping Advent crime thriller and an exciting escape game is ideal fun for 1-4 players aged 16 and over. In each of the 24 envelopes, the players find investigation documents in the form of crime scene photos, newspaper clippings, postcards or letters. As an additional feature, there is an online voice e-mail and for some puzzles, internet research may be necessary. In "real time", you investigate daily with the crime scene detectives, follow the perpetrator's clues and solve the case on December 24th - if you haven't made any investigative errors.
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